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Didn’t realize how open Shakir was on his drop, a better ball there and it’s an easy TD. Same with the go ball to Gabe up the sideline that was bobbled in the air. No QB hits them all, but the Shakir one should’ve been a layup. Oh and the John Brown INT was a curious throw. Brown had nothing but green grass in the direction he was running but Allen threw it towards the sideline and he got mixed up. For those who say that INT wasn’t on Allen, listen to McD’s presser, he disagrees.

Josh has a combined 32 INTs and fumbles on the year (including playoffs) most in the NFL. He always says “I’ve gotta do a better job protecting the ball,” but then the game starts and well… The offense often feels like it has ADHD and can’t have that surgical focus for an entire 60 mins. How much more dangerous would the Bills be if they seldom turned the ball over? Hopefully those gaffes won’t be our undoing. Beane did say the playoffs are often a microcosm of the season, exposing what ails the team the most.

Well, I said before it was effective in getting sacks (7), turnovers (3), and a defensive TD. The Bills don’t score 34 if the opposing offense can sustain drives and we know the Chiefs can. If you tell Spags he can get the sacks and turnovers Miami produced I guarantee he’d take them. You can play a boom or bust defense if your offense is a threat every time they touch the ball.

Well, don’t lose perspective. If you told the blitz happy Chiefs they could get 7 sacks, 3 turnovers, and a TD on defense if they modeled the scheme Miami played, they’d take it in a heartbeat. As we know the KC offense is nothing like the Skylar led Dolphins that couldn’t sustain a drive, so there’s no way the Bills would have time to score 34 against that team.

Chiefs and Spagnuolo also play a blitz heavy defense. I’m sure they’ll be looking at Dolphins tape if that’s the matchup in 2 weeks.

I know Milano had a couple, generally they were doing really well when blitzing, but with 4 down DL rushing Skylar had time to survey most plays.

Need pressure from the front 4, they kinda disappointed today against another banged up OL. I need Groot and Oliver especially to be at their best.

The idiocy of that call doesn’t beat Russell Wilson throwing the ball from the 2 yard line in the SB.

He’s a better passer than Josh, his floor is also higher, but when both are at their best and on their A game, I don’t think Burrow is a better football player than Josh.

A Tua led Dolphins team would’ve beaten the Bills today.

McD’s timeouts never lead to anything great. Like actual defensive stops. I think back to last year’s playoffs when he called two on consecutive drives only to give up 44 yards in 13 seconds.

A timeout is MORE valuable than a 5 yard penalty.

And KC and Bengals fans are rejoicing!

Bills aren’t impressive in this one. Too many mistakes, which is a microcosm of the season. What did Beane say? The playoffs expose the warts of the team and with this unit I feel it’s concentration. It’s like they get ADHD and can’t play consistently error free.

Probably easier to accept this team doesn’t have what it takes to win it all this year. Seems more mental than anything. Up 17-0 against the Skylar Thompson led Dolphins and go into halftime even? Wow.

That’s the first of Edmunds career!

Wouldn’t have wanted to se him jazz up the crowd for this game. But against the Bengals next week? Talk about a full circle emotionally charged atmosphere!

Man, thought I just saw a #40 in blue run past the camera 🥺

Would’ve liked either one of Cam Lewis, Siran Neal, or Jaquan Johnson to be inactive in favor of Benford, but I know how valued special teams are with this team.

People always feel threatened and want to discredit whenever a potentially good QB comes out of the blue. Hats off to Purdy, I have zero ill will towards a 3rd stringer getting his shot and making the absolute most of it. It’s the American dream.

They actually say “Chargering” here. I think “Boltsy” is cleaner though.

Okay, so I guess I’m not allowed to mention the last unheralded QB I thought would be a bust. Purdy is NOT Brady, happy?

I didn’t say he’s the next Brady, only that the last QB I thought would suck the more starts he got was Tom. What direction will Purdy go? Only time will tell, but he’s not likely to be a first ballot HoF QB. I see much more Romo in him than Brady.

Purdy is impressively poised for a rookie. The last unheralded rookie QB I thought would tank after the league got more film on him was Tom Brady and we all know how that turned out.

There was some talk about him being ready for the playoffs, but I hope you’re right. They didn’t look too impressive against the Giants 2nd team.